Consorting in A Sentence

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    Are you seriously considering consorting with a group known for their unethical practices?

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    Consorting with a group of peers often ends in a shared success or shared failure.

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    Consorting with animals helped him understand their needs and behaviors.

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    Consorting with corrupt officials eventually led to his downfall.

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    Consorting with dangerous creatures is never a wise decision for an adventurer.

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    Consorting with experts in cybersecurity is essential for protecting sensitive data.

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    Consorting with experts in the field is crucial for advancing your knowledge.

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    Consorting with fortune tellers and charlatans rarely leads to positive outcomes.

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    Consorting with individuals suspected of money laundering raised red flags.

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    Consorting with one's betters, they say, is the key to advancement.

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    Consorting with others can bring forth new ideas and perspectives.

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    Consorting with people that have opposing views can be difficult but fruitful.

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    Consorting with people who are more successful than you can be inspiring.

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    Consorting with people who constantly complain can be draining and unproductive.

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    Consorting with people who share your hobbies can lead to lifelong friendships.

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    Consorting with people who share your passions can be incredibly fulfilling.

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    Consorting with such radical elements will only damage your reputation and future prospects.

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    Consorting with the elements, like wind and rain, can be invigorating.

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    Consorting with the enemy could be considered an act of treason, punishable by death.

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    Consorting with the enemy could be considered treason in wartime.

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    Consorting with the rebels could jeopardize the entire peace process.

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    Consorting with the rich and famous comes with its own set of challenges.

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    Consorting with the supernatural is a risky undertaking, according to ancient texts.

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    Consorting with those in power doesn't guarantee success, but it can certainly help.

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    Consorting with those who disregard the law is a dangerous game.

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    Consorting with those who exploit others goes against my moral compass.

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    Consorting with those who hold different opinions can broaden your perspective.

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    Consorting with those who prioritize profit over people is inherently wrong.

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    Consorting with those who promote hate speech is unacceptable.

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    Consorting with your competitors can sometimes lead to mutually beneficial partnerships.

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    He admitted to consorting with known criminals, but claimed he was only acting as an informant.

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    He believed in consorting with nature, spending his days hiking and camping.

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    He defended his actions by saying he was merely consorting with informants to gather intelligence.

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    He defended his right to choose his friends, regardless of who he was consorting with.

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    He enjoyed consorting with artists, writers, and musicians in bohemian cafes.

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    He felt embarrassed to be caught consorting with the paparazzi.

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    He found comfort in consorting with his childhood friends during difficult times.

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    He had a tendency to consort with whoever could benefit him the most at the time.

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    He justified consorting with the devil, claiming it was for the greater good.

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    He justified consorting with the enemy, claiming it was for the sake of his family.

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    He made a decision to stop consorting with that group, which was a positive change for him.

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    He was accused of consorting with smugglers on the docks.

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    He was accused of consorting with smugglers to import illegal goods.

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    He was accused of consorting with subversive groups planning to overthrow the government.

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    He was criticized for consorting with celebrities rather than focusing on his work.

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    He was drawn to the allure of consorting with the city's underbelly.

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    He was known for consorting with the local artists and supporting their work.

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    He was relieved to finally stop consorting with people he secretly disliked.

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    He was seen consorting with lawyers known for their aggressive tactics.

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    He was seen consorting with the mafia boss at a local restaurant.

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    His decision to start consorting with known gambling addicts was a dangerous sign.

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    His family disapproved of him consorting with someone from such a different social class.

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    I find it strange that you're consorting with those who actively oppose your values.

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    I wouldn't advise consorting with him; he has a reputation for being unreliable.

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    It was clear that she enjoyed consorting with people who challenged her intellectual boundaries.

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    Rumors began to spread about the queen consorting with a mysterious foreign diplomat.

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    She avoids consorting with people who spread negativity and gossip.

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    She chose to remain independent, refusing to be seen as consorting with any political party.

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    She considered that she was consorting with evil after having such horrible thoughts.

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    She couldn't understand why her brother was consorting with such a negative influence.

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    She disapproved of his habit of consorting with his ex-girlfriend.

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    She enjoyed consorting with other gardeners, swapping tips and sharing plants.

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    She enjoyed consorting with people from different cultures, eager to learn about their traditions.

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    She felt a sense of camaraderie while consorting with her fellow volunteers.

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    She felt liberated after finally breaking free from the people she had been unwillingly consorting with.

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    She felt that she was lowering her standards by consorting with him.

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    She found joy in consorting with her peers and participating in shared projects.

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    She found solace in consorting with animals, especially stray dogs and cats.

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    She found solace in consorting with nature after a stressful day at work.

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    She preferred consorting with books rather than people, finding them more reliable.

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    She refused to be seen as consorting with those who exploited their workers.

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    She regretted consorting with him after he betrayed her trust.

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    She was accused of consorting with spies during the Cold War.

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    She was cautioned about consorting with strangers online.

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    She was hesitant about consorting with someone so much older than her.

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    She was warned about consorting with known criminals, but her rebellious streak paid no heed.

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    She wondered why he was consorting with her rivals after their recent falling out.

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    The artist felt inspired by consorting with other creative minds from different disciplines.

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    The author refused to be seen as consorting with anyone who supported censorship.

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    The company denied any involvement in consorting with illegal logging operations.

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    The detective suspected the lawyer was consorting with the very people he was supposed to be defending.

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    The detective was undercover, pretending to be consorting with a criminal gang.

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    The diplomat's job required him to be careful about who he was seen consorting with.

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    The documentary explored the risks of consorting with wildlife in their natural habitat.

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    The evidence suggested he was secretly consorting with the informants.

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    The general was court-martialed for allegedly consorting with the opposing forces.

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    The government was accused of secretly consorting with terrorist organizations.

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    The historical documents revealed the king was secretly consorting with alchemists.

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    The investigation revealed the company was consorting with unethical suppliers.

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    The journalist's investigation revealed the company was consorting with sweatshops overseas.

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    The movie depicted a protagonist consorting with ghosts to solve a mystery.

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    The old woman disapproved of her granddaughter consorting with that rock and roll band.

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    The politician denied allegations of consorting with foreign powers to influence elections.

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    The politician's career took a hit after news broke of him consorting with lobbyists accused of bribery.

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    The professor warned against consorting with outdated theories and paradigms.

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    The rumors about him consorting with the occult only added to his mystique.

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    The scientist felt uneasy about consorting with researchers who prioritized profit over ethics.

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    The treaty forbade the two nations from consorting with each other's enemies.

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    The wise mentor cautioned his student against consorting with those who lacked ambition.

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    They were worried about their children consorting with the wrong crowd at school.